TULSA, Okla. - Tulsa Teachers Credit Union has awarded members a bonus dividend of $1.53 million. Nearly 30,000 members received a bonus dividend. The largest dividend paid to one member totaled $2,499. TTCU serves some 72,000 members and has over $623 million in assets.
TULSA, Okla. – Tulsa Teachers Credit Union has awarded members a bonus dividend of $1.53 million. Nearly 30,000 members received a bonus dividend. The largest dividend paid to one member totaled $2,499. TTCU serves some 72,000 members and has over $623 million in assets.
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